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Mother's Day, a good idea gone bad

Find out if you are making this huge mistake when it comes to Mother's Day.

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Satan's new favorite sin (it's not what you think)

A startling new study shows which commandment Satan seems set on getting you (yes, you) to break.

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Spring into better health: refrigerator edition

Oftentimes, food items can expire in the refrigerator or may get stuck in the far back corner, resulting in forgotten, potentially expired items. Keep your food fresh and healthy with these fridge...

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A mother's lesson in cooking for a crowd: Rely on the tried, true and remembered

Notice anything about those amounts? Texas Salad represented a class of recipes that were easily passed around and replicated, and, most important, remembered because they were built on single units....

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Dr. Elaine Heffner: Self-assertion while developing self identity

A father recently asked about an issue with his 3-year-old daughter that was of concern both to him and his wife. When she is picked up at nursery school by her mother she refuses to go home and has a...

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The Mom Stop: Feeling grateful as life goes on

There are several little handprints in the cement of a sidewalk at our neighborhood playground.There are no names, no indicators of who the hands belong to, only a sign of the family who once lived on...

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The 7 things new college students don't know that drive professors crazy

While secondary schools pour their resources into helping students get into a good university, and adults rush to teach teens how to behave well socially, no one's covering what kids need to know for,...

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Most 'Biggest Loser' winners regain the weight they lost, and it reveals a...

If you've ever felt the crushing disappointment of getting back on a scale and finding your weight back where you started after several months on a successful diet, then you already know. Losing weight...

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Lost in Suburbia: In for a pound

"I had a physical yesterday," my husband said as he got dressed for work."How did that go?" I asked."The doctor thought I should lose some weight." I gave him the once over. He looked exactly the same...

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Every home, big or small, should have a 'mudroom'

Given the volatile weather this spring, we all need to be prepared for all conditions, all of the time. Boots, umbrellas, coats and hats pile up the minute you and your family bound through the door,...

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Suzette Standring: A Jewish temple rises

At Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills I sit by the gallery's fireplace with Lila Rosenbaum, 86. Sunshine warms our backs from the wall-high windows and she speaks of finally "having a home."The...

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USCIRF calls for government to resettle 100,000 Syrian refugees

The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom has released its 2016 annual report.

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51 distinct ideas for celebrating the Sabbath

The Lord's day doesn't have to be boring. Take a look at these ideas to improve your Sundays.

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Dr. June: Don’t give in to the temptation

Dear Dr. June: I would like to stop smoking. My husband smokes also and I suggested we do it together for the support. He pretty much told me no because he's not ready to stop. I'm not going to leave...

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Teens say they're addicted to technology. Here's how parents can help

Half of of all teens say they feel addicted to their mobile devices. Not only do teens feel they can't put their devices down, but their parents know it (59 percent) and many parents themselves can't...

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Foolproof food swaps to eat healthier

You're dying for that magic recipe that cuts the excess and adds nutrients yet maintains the integrity of your yummy fave. I've found a couple of ingredients that instantly add a nutritional punch to...

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Your yard may be a haven for Zika-carrying mosquitoes, here's what to do

The appearance of the Zika virus in our hemisphere, with all its attendant worries for expectant parents is also concerning for a lot of home gardeners. Here are some tips to keep the mosquitoes away.

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How a tool to help patients save on health care backfired

Bringing light to health care prices, an area that is famously opaque and hard to navigate, offers for the first time the prospect that patients will truly be able to shop around and save themselves --...

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Breaking Bread: May 5th a good day to make guacamole

Americans are a study in contradiction.We balk at Grandparents Day in September or Sweetest Day in October, calling them "Hallmark Holidays" — just another excuse for florists and card shops to take...

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Ask Lisa: Dark pans pose risk of burning foods more quickly

Q: Are lighter pans better for baking than dark pans?— Betsy Davis, Burlington, North CarolinaA: Lighter pans aren't necessarily better for baking, but darker pans require more attention because they...

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